Will this work with 2.54mm Dupont type pins (used in Arduino)
7243
Yes they will work perfectly, I use to crimp custom servo connectors, which are pretty much the same.
7244
Yes they do. They work great, and are very solid build. I dont see them ever wearing out. Well worth the price.
7245
I have had very little luck getting this tool to work with Dupont pins. According to the packaging the crimper is meant for D-Sub pins which might explain the success rate of 50% that I am seeing.
1027460
I'm not sure, but the secret to using these pins is to push them into the top of your box spring - not the side. I've had mine for years and never had a problem.
2198584
I am sorry....I don't know....bought them with an Arduino projects learning package and have not gotten that far..........
1151632
I don't know. I bought by mistake and never used it. I don't now how to tell how many pins it has.
2194348
Yes it should as long as it has the 21 pin connecter. I returned mine. I didn't think it worked that good.
1169028
I really do not have any idea. If the plus and minus configurations match, the voltage and milliamp current are correct and the pin size matches, you should be OK. Hope this generic answer helps. I can't really help you further.
461366
I would guess no. Look for something with lower gage number pins. I don't think this would hold up.
869523
It wasn't the same with the type I wanted, this type has mor than 30 pins, but no problem
301424
Yes it will. You will have to solder the pins together and you will have extra parts.
1715665
It will not snag well but It will work but you need a 30 pin to lighning converter.
1340532
I think a lot would depend on where the pins were on the printer. Go to the Canon website and ask there; they would be better informed on the compatibility.
1514035
I cannot find them so am unable to verify but i know standard 1mm headers will not work with the led strips. These pins are slightly smaller in diameter and slightly smaller in spacing. The combination might allow the pins to fit in the breadboard or arduino header, but the smaller diameter might not make contact inside. You might do better with something like:http://www.amazon.com/Uxcell-Gino-Splice-Connector-Strips/dp/B0058S1Z80/ref=pd_sim_hi_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=1M3BQZBX8J2E8JYFEDA0 Or similar (disclaimer: i have no experience with the linked to product)
1510257
Yes it will... the have the same pin setup... but it mount from the bottom so you have to be careful bending it
1247170
It will actually work on both 2 or 3 pin. I have a three pin, and it works great
444004
If your unit calls for 184 pins, it is the only one that will fit and function. The same applies to 200 and others.
1011470
You can use it. If you use the 1/4" just flip the guide pin and it works. It will be a tight fit though.
2128967
I'm not 100 percent sure, however each pin has 3 position: up/middle/down or on/open/off. So it might work by keeping the extra pin in the middle/open.